we all know, as i'm sure mr. lou knows, budget resolutions cannot be filibustered. the real source of dysfunction in the senate comes from members of the president's own party who have within unwilling for almost three years now to go on record in support of his budget or to pass budgets of their own. more to the point, it wasn't so long ago that the president's party held total control of the white house and both branches of government. he was able to pass into law massive spending and taxes. the create of new open ended entitlements that is now hurting our economy and trillions in new debt. even after all of this, the new house majority provided him with an opportunity to make good on his promise, to put aside the chronic avoidance of tough decisions to use the president's words, that he once used to lament. we remain eager to work with the president to stop spending money we don't have. to reform government programs that are not delivering on their promises. and to enact pro growth policies. instead of working with us, though, the president has demonized our idea

and it doesn't matter how much we produce because lou dobbs, bill o'reilly and mr.ervna say what we produce here is being sent to china because there are more profits being made over there. you can shed that argument. it's not about drilling or anything other than the oil companies deciding where to sell their product. that's what it is about. >> first of all, it's actually not. you and i have had had that discussion in 2008 when the same issue was in play. it's the futures market. and the oil future market is scared to death that there will be a dramatic fall off in supply both because of the threat of war and because of the sanctions against the iranian central bank that stopped the europeans have buying it. >> bill: i was talking to a commodities guy today. the commodities market and future market give the oil companies cover to raise the price. because guys like you will go out and say that but right now in america, plenty of oil. the price shouldn't be going up. but the oil companies are using this phantom threat from iran, may or may not happen to raise their

mr. rove will be here to reply. later lou dobbs on the incredible money being generated by the super >> personal story segment here as you know. carl rove associated with an organization called crossroads gps which raises money mostly for republic causes. charles shuman doesn't really like thanks about $33 million raised by carl rove can stay completely secret. this is the fund expected to be most active in 2012 and we're unable to follow the money trail at all. we're completely in the dark. >> joining us now from naples, florida is mr. o. you had this money in the kay men's in switzerland. where do you have it? >> in u.s. banks. hey, are we talking about senator chuck schumer. hypocrisy? >> bill: personal attack. whoa. personal attack. on shuman. >> is it senator chuck schumer of d hot air? look, i was shocked today that senator schumer called for the naacp voter fund to be subpoenaed for having spent $14 million from one anonymous contributor in order to slam george w. bush in 2000 as a bigot. the -- why is senator schumer

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. -- lou barletta. mr. barletta: thank you.t's easy to judge joe paterno's career by the numbers. 409 career wins, which is a division i coaching record. 37 bowl game appearances, with 24 wins. five undefeated seasons. 62 years at one university, 46 of them as the head football coach. many of those numbers will never be equaled or past. but those numbers weren't the most important things to joe paterno. joepa coached the greatest players in penn state football history, franco harris, shane conlin, lavar arrington, curt warner, john cap letty, kerry collins. more than 350 of his players signed nfl contracts. 79 first team all americans. but again, those numbers weren't the most important things to joe paterno. here's what mattered to joepa. 47 academic all americans, 37 of them first team. and 87% graduation rate in 2011. 20 points higher than the national average. and according to the new america foundation, no achievement gap between its black and white players. joe paterno loved coaching at the college level because he loved

so then i gave lou stokes a nudge and lou stokes rose. but mr. speaker this is a matter of principle. i gave bill clay of little kick and go clay said and if you don't put the brother in the armed services committee we are going to call a press conference and announce this is a racist institution. so wonderful for play here back and forth. lou stokes, a matter of principle. bill clay, militant. they have certain points in the speaker looked around and he said well i will tie you what, we are going to go back and ask them to reconsider. at that point i knew. i thanked him and i said don't worry about it. an hour later i get the call, you have been appointed to the house armed services committee. and later on when i became the chair, it was quite fascinating because the day that they voted me to become the chair and a number of microsteeled colleagues came up to me literally with tears in her eyes and they said, ron, we all agree very much but i voted for you to sit as the chair of the armed services committee because i'd respect your integrity and

lou dobbs fears dr. seuss, next. sadly paranoia hardening of the arteries and bad breath are hardly exclusive to mr. dobbs. let's start with the bronze andy breitbart. today's sadness he lost twitter war to our own david shuster repeatedly denying the truth he and his attorneys missed the deadline in shirley sherrod's suit against him for having railroaded her out of her job at the department of agriculture: all of this brings us to our sixth slightly faster paced edition of andy breitbart's mashed up theater. >> you are animals. >> you're horrible. >> behave yourself. >> you're horrible. >> behave yourself. >> you're horrible! >> you freak. you filthy freaks. >> you're horrible. >> you filthy, filthy, filthy filthy, murdering freaks! >> my apologize to molly shannon for dragging her and her movie superstar.into this. runner up, the the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints. the mormon whistle blower helen radkey said they did another mormon baptisms. recall the mormon church apologizing to simon viesenthal for baptizing his parents. but now someone has baptized anne fronk. yes, the 15-year-old dutch

commissioner of the european commission mrs crewe nellie cruz she's from hold she's one of the few commissioners who really has a huge how little on the political loued and she dropped something today she dropped a bombshell she said we'd like to keep you in the euro but you know while we don't have to keep you in the euro that's incredible it's a seismic move finally in brussels it is being talked to by perhaps it's being whispered or more than shy to but the truth is the european union has finally realized that greece is not going to manage to reform itself or doesn't seem to want to and ultimately that's why we're on the brink and those people who are striking god love them i'm sorry for them but they're losing money out of their pay packets but there is no way that this farce can continue we're greece can be bailed out by the rest of the world that's the simple truth of the economics of the matter unfortunately. well after decades of drilling russian scientists in antarctica have reached a rare natural wonder an ancient freshwater lake buried almost four kilometers under the ice around a year ago i had the amazing opportunity and joint of the rus

lou dobbs of fox business network. clarence page of washington tribune and my colleague jon karl. mr. will, is it possible that mr.omney is not going to win the state that he grew up, the one that his dad was governor? >> i think it is. the fact that the midwest probably begins on the western slope of the alleghenys which makes pittsburgh part of the midwest. he's won missouri and minnesota. he's run strongly in the west. several states, people say pennsylvania, pittsburgh, philadelphia, alabama in the middle. in missouri, you live in missouri and michigan has the detroit metropolitan area where romney in 2008 did very well and should do very well again. and over in the rest, you have kalamazoo, holland, grand rapids, out there the social conservatives are strong. i would expect santorum to carry nonmetro detroit the question is by how much? >> dee dee, what are you seeing when you look at the michigan race in. >> i think it's an open question. one of the things that strikes me, to george's point, there is a lot of social conservatism in the state, you have a republican primary being fought on gop wedge issue. tal

mrs institute and author of this book the left right and the state and it's such a big day it's really good to have you on the show lou and nice to see you as always thanks for being here good to be with you absolutely so let's talk about greece because it really seems like in the past we've seen these negotiations and maybe some political theater but it felt like political grandstanding and like this was going to get done but now you really have some material difference one being one that i referred to which is that one of the coalition party leaders is that he may not sign on to this so my question to you are we reaching the point where the economic realities of debt deflation and depression are reaching the point where politicians can no longer control their society as they become accustomed to doing in the west. well politicians of course shouldn't be controlling society but let's hope that greece and does does indeed default that's the best thing for the people of greece the people who hold the bonds of the mostly the big banks in western europe and some in the united states who hold the who will the greek govern

people talking hog wild lou sixty nine said on you tube women should support the man in the home and be barefoot and pregnant and serve their husband very charming here's another gem mr hanover said on you tube women are for sex making us men sandwiches and our personal mates i'm going to go ahead masoom that some of you are kidding early so i hope so but my favorite part of all is that the anti-woman comments seem to come with very poor sentence structure now thankfully there were some very sane and insightful comments from our viewers as well phantasm zero nine said on you tube what century are they living in the eighteenth this is the main reason why the republicans are going to lose this year and cheetos one said on you tube alone thank you for putting this massage mystic tool in his place where women for women are integral part of society we're strong intelligent people that are just as valuable as men and personally i couldn't agree more now finally i want to respond to a viewer that was a little disappointed in me last night apparently charles gabriel tweeted this show and jenny churchill the oscars are on this is a very important matter why are you not tweeti

right after the man named lou wood a reporter for cbs news went right up to the book depository and had a rifle, did a, cbs would run and anger mrske kennedy they showed how easy the shot was by the begunman. people say there were other people on the grassy knoll. if you can break them down to three different issues, who shot kennedy, who was oswald working for and what was the u.s. government's response, is the warren commission a viable historical document. then you're getting really three different areas that are still intensely being debated and scroot nayse naysedscrutinized. >> charlie: you haven't seen any other that indicates any conclusive conclusions on any of these questions. >> the most conclusive is what the warren commission said. oswald did it and he was a lone gunman. bend it it's a lot of circumstantial evidence but it would be hardto convict in a court of law the soviet union or cuba or the chicago mob or the teamsters or lyndon johnson as some people think. the evidence just isn't there in that kind of overwhelming way. >> charlie: did the warren commission talk to lyndon johnson? >> yes. and the warren commiss

mr. secretary, the sides of our budget choices, and the payroll tax is in the next days, the next largest muni impact apart from our -- lou ?ming on our economy may be europe and other people. i would like to ask you to speak to it that, and it is my understanding there something like $760 trillion worth of derivatives in the market, and what kind of risk does that post us in terms of lack of knowledge of what is in fear, given what is happening in europe and greece, italy, so forth? >> that we start with this. senator snowe refer to the fact of the recovery has been marked -- moderate. growth has been slower of the post-war recession. it is important to understand why that is the case. growth has averaged 2.5% since growth began. growth following a financial crisis produced by too much debt, too much building of houses, will always be weaker than following a typical recovery. there was no possibility of an economy digging out of the depression was going to grow like we did in the average of past recoveries, because as individuals bring down their debt burdens and as you work through this in balance as we saw in construct